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Light-sensitive molecules could make carbon capture more efficient

Molecules called photoacids could offer a more energy-efficient way to release carbon dioxide captured from the air in order to store or reuse it

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Let’s hope gold hydrogen’s potential as a green fuel matches the hype

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The gold hydrogen rush: Does Earth contain near-limitless clean fuel?

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The gold hydrogen rush: Does Earth contain near-limitless clean fuel?

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Slight flight altitude changes could slash aviation's climate impact

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Health

A new understanding of how your blood type influences your health

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Mind

Some brain regions shrink in pregnancy and regrow after the birth

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Why do people get postnatal anxiety and how can we treat it?

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Why do people get postnatal anxiety and how can we treat it?

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Environment

COP28: Why a climate adaptation deal is a ‘matter of life or death’

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Health

Genetic errors are behind more than two thirds of early miscarriages

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Environment

How big a problem are methane and other non-CO2 greenhouse gases?

Carbon dioxide is the dominant driver of climate change, but countries convening at COP28 are expected to make agreements to reduce methane and other often overlooked greenhouse gases

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Life

Marmosets swap brain cells with their siblings

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Life

Bottlenose dolphins can sense electric fields with their snouts

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Health

Vagus nerve stimulation may help treat drug addiction

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Technology

Cooling system could replace air con and drastically cut energy use

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